Leading the pack with 36% of the vote was Interfacelift, a well stocked and popular wallpaper sharing site. Just slightly trailing Interfacelift with 32% of the vote was DeviantART Wallpaper, a site not initially conceived as a wallpaper sharing site but as a online nexus for artists to gather and share their work—the wallpaper section grew out of that and has yielded some really neat wallpaper. In third place was 4Chan Wallpapers/General/, a subdivision of the notorious 4Chan site—we highly recommend reading the 4Chan entry in the full Hive Five for a NSFW disclaimer and searching tips. Rounding out the tail end of the Hive was VladStudio with 5%—no small feat to come in 4th, given that it's a one man Photoshop-fueled operation—and Social Wallpapering with 4%.

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